Wisteria, a flowering vine symbolizing romance and love, adds so much beauty when it flowers on trellises or garden arbors.

Wisteria is a climber, but its vines need support to grow up walls or similar structures. It works well on fences, but you ...

Avoid plants raised from seed as these can take years to flower. Pot wisteria with five parts Best Buy compost ... Position them 30cm apart and secure using screw eyes on wooden surfaces, or vine eyes ...

Despite many invasive wisteria species being aggressive spreaders, native wisteria often need winter protection to thrive.

Q. Can you tell me what could have made lumps on the trunk of a tree my wife and I found in the Smokies? The lumps range from ...

But the Hidden Gem isn't any old coffee shop, it's tucked away inside Heaton Park Garden Centre and has a loyal following, ...

If you have a pergola in your yard, you'll no longer have to move indoors when it starts raining with this beautiful floral ...

On walls, hammer vine eyes into the mortar ... Secure wire the same way as for walls. Water the plant well and allow to drain. Dig out a planting hole about twice the size of the pot and half ...

They are easy to grow in the ground and containers ... and the flowers are extraordinary too — delicate crepe-papery blooms ...

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Every bite an herbivore takes comes at the expense of a plant. Are plants passive victims or do they actively resist these attacks? Some plants avoid herbivory by decreasing their apparency or ...